The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-12-10

is regarded as the brightest on,
yet.
MoRaANTowN is able to have every
thing that any first class town ought
to have. Lets have it.
The goose bone weather prophet
is on top this time. He has so fal
been favored with mild winter.
If DR.. Norris don't build Morgan
town town hail. the town will moi
be in any worse fix than it is now
But.
HUTCHINSON 4 JACOBS will receive
another car load of salt this week
This makes 800 barrels since Au.
gust LIST.
The Second National Bank as US.
ual will supply its customers with
copies of the famous Hagarstown
Almanac.
THERE is strong suspicion
among Young America that Santa
Claus is contemplating an invasion
of this town.
New goods are arriving almost
daily to supply the increasing and
extraordinary demands for them at
Hutchinson d Jacobs.
DoN'T forget we have few me-
dunn priced ladies wraps which we
will close out very cheap. Call and
see them at Hirschman's.
WHAT has become of that military
company the young men were organ
izing last summer? The matter
ought not to be abandoned.
H. F. RICE, the grocer, has rented
the Lazier store room, formerly oc-
cupied by T. M. Gregg, and will
take possession in few days.
The low waters have dried up
nearly all the water mills in the
country, thus making the several
steam mills in town do double duty.
The F. M. Il P. engine, No. g.,
burst a steam pipe at the "Y" here
yesterday and disabled herself A
new engine was sent from Grafton
to take the train out.
HUTCHINSON Il JACOBS are still at
Little Falls and continue to sell
goods; but not at cost and carriage
only, though at very close profits, as
attested every day by their numerous
buyers.
HEADQUARTERS for Christmas can
dies, nuts, oranges, lemons, bananas,
DC, DC, are at j. W. MADEIRA
News and Confectionery Emporium,
on Walnut street. Also Christmas
tree ornaments.
This is overcoat weather. We
have everything to show you in
children's, boys and mems sizes.
All grades at greatly reduced prices.
Will be pleased to show you through
our stock at Hirschman's.
THE Victor Mills are again in first
class running order. The proprie-
tors are determined that this popu-
lar mill shall maintain its reputation
for doing first class work.
For the holidays silk and linen
handkerchiefs, muffiers, gloves of
every description, hosiery, neckwear,
silk and alpaca umbrellas, under
wear. We have all sizes and lengths
of sleeve of the celebrated Standard
Shirt at Hirschman's.
The physicians of Preston county
have organized a county society.
The following officers were elected I:
DR.. Fogle, President; Drs. Cox, Shat
fer, Nedro and Lanhan, Vice Presi-
dents; DR.. Pratt, Treasurer; DR..
Trippett, Secretary.
PowELL's patent Light Feed Lub-
ricator which has been placed on
the engine at the Victor Mills is a
very neat invention. After the cup
is filed with oil it keeps the cylinder
fabricated without further attention.
1t is appreciated by all engineers.
From the White Pine, Nevada,
NeUs of recent date, we learn of an
accident in a quartz mill that re-
Gently befell gentleman who was
once a resident of this county and
who has numerous friends here vet.
That paper says: "Supt. Jos. Cor
rothers had the second finger of his
right hand badly mashed last Fri
day week in cam at the Argus
mill while dropping the stamps"
WE take this occasion to inform
the public that we are now better
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every description of job printing,
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DC, at prices to suit the times.
Book printing speciality. Give us
US call, see specimens of our work,
learn prices, and judge for yourself.
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